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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

IT SAVED HER LIvH.-Gooch's Mexican Syrup
has accomplished cure in this neighborhooi
which has astUnished the people. young lady,
physician. She had Lung Fever. The doctor
said she would die before morning, and advised
her friends to discontinue his medicine, as they
were doing her no good. Her parents had a
oottle of your Mexican Syrup and Liniment in
he house. They at once began to give the Syrup
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

President Cleveland promptly signed the
.'beck bone" land grant hill. which Senator
Edmunds pronounced the most audaci0uS
steal" he ever heard of IN the United
States" but he couldn't sign a bill for the
relief of tie drouth-stricken sufferers #
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

II our citizens wish 10 avail themselves
of the advantages of the new law provid-
ing for a police court. they should person.
ally interest themselves in securing its
approval by the people.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

A Maine woodsman saw a rabbit on the
ice, and it did not run away as he drew near.
1t had hopped into shallow puddle of water
and had stood still till its feet were firmly
frozen TO the ics
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

There is possibility that Hon. William
Walter Phelps, republican. may be elected
United States Senator from New Jersey
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

Mr.. Powderly is tightening his grip on
the boycotting Knights at Chicago. He
thinks they are OVERRIDING the business.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

The Toledo Bee is working up a fund
with which 10 bun comfortable home for
Gen. SEWN, veteran and worthy city
missionary.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

Senator ingalls,. of Kansas. proposes To
scoop in Canada. some dark night, without
mentioning the matter at all 10 Great
Rttiain
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

The police court bill is a law and now
Springfield is TO say whether it wishes TO
avail itself Of its provisions.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

Tie Akron Beacon, of Tuesday. says,
with force and sense:
1t was a significant scene at the New
York Republican club. Saturday night.
when Governor Oglesby, of Illinois. one of
the oldest of the party leaders. declared
that Governor Foraker. of Ohio. one of
the youngest. must have place on the
presidential ticket the next time But Ohio
knows that John Sherman is the man to
win in lSSS. and that Foraker can afford To
wait until more hitting opportunity comes.
The presidential talk about Foraker il
pleasant and complimentary. hut Joseph
Benson will keep. Ohio is for Sherman
and Foraker is for Sherman and the RE
PUBLIC is for Sherman, this year.
1t seems TO do little good for our distin-
guished and worthy citizen. General Asa ).
Bushnell, 10 try to sit down on his guber-
Material boom. for when he downs il in one
place il comes up in another. In comment
ing on the Cincinnati Commercial Gnzcttc's
suggestion that the general be- appointed
lieutenant governor in place of Gen. Ken
ned,. when he resigns. March ith. the
Ohio Stdtc Journal, of Thursday, says:
Ii would be not only the recognition of
distinguished services a. chairman of the
state committee in one of the most success
ful campa gus ever conducted in Ohio. but
also of A most competent and worthy man
one who would be an accomplished pre-
siding officer and fit in every way for the
succession To the gubernatorial chair.
The same paper also say, in another
place:
As General Kennedy must resign a. lieu
tenant governor March 1 in order 10 br eli
gibie Tor congress the appointment OF Gen
eral Asa 5. Bushnell Is strongly recon-
mended.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

..the distribution of seeds in the dr"uth-
stricken counties of Texas. Although the
bill has passed both houses of congress,
the president can find no warrant in the
constitution for ''such an appropriation"
The president is as bullet-headed As he is
smal-Souled.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY II. Iss7.

The whiStling woman is materializing as
a social feature in New York.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

A New York lady gave party last week
and fed out Sl75 worth of straw berries lat 30
cents each TO her guests-S50 Strawberries
in all. II there were a hundred guests they
got three-and-a-half apiece-juSt enough to
make a person of taste mad and ravenouS.
One healthy man. with a fair appetite. could
have environed the whole lot in half an
hour and cried for more.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

Mr.. |. F. Mack. of the Sandusky Regis
ter. is a very shrewd politician. and this ut
terance of his shows il:
Ii is very generally conceded that Gov.
Foraker cannot escape denomination.
Interviews with prominent republicans in
all parts of the state indicate a general
determination to nominate him by acclama-
ton and thus make the party responsible
for the result. Governor Foraker is too
good a Republican TO decline 4 unanimous
cali. and We can count on his continuance
in the Governors Office for another term.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

The first volume of the Memoirs" of
General John Charles Fremont. the pioneer
pathfinder and explorer in the great empire
of the west. and the gallant and brave
Union general, who had convictions and
principles, has just been completed By
Messrs. Belford. Clarke 4 Co. publishers.
Chicago and New York. Ii is grand
book and We hope the General will derive
great pecuniary profit from its sale, while
he is still in the flesh.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

The friends of the administration are
working Mrs. Cleveland for all that she is
worth, and she is dear little woman.
worth her weight in gold. But as much as
we love her, We cannot allow her husband
to be reelected 20 the presidency. If the
lady herself were eligible We might think
differently. bu' Grover is TO big and bitter
pill to GO down. with never SO sweet
sugar coating.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

EARNING HER LrvIyG.-GOnch's Mexican Syrup
has iyen perfect satisfaction in my family, and
can recommend 1t without hesitation whatever
as the best remedy for coughs, colds and all lung
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been forced 10 quit work, md who had been given
up to die By her friends, with consumption, has,
by the use Of this remedy, been restored to
health, and l. now at work earning her living
and enjoying health. L. NJ FLEMING, Editor
Plqua Journal.
Having suffered for the past two years with
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mediately with great satisfaction. FRANK
ARNlM, Pension Claim Agent, Room =, Temple
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am sure GOoch's Mexican Syrup is the best
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

EXPRESSED FREE: large 75c. bottles,
white or pink, for sl.5O To many points bot.
tie for I5c. Try your druggist frsi) Boxed
secure from observations.-CHANI LINE MgG
&c , lis Fulton ST. NY.
P. S,-Mention this paper.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17
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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17
SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers and Proprietors.

All communications and contributions
should be addressed TO CLIFroN VI. NICHOLS,
editor. and all business letters to THOMAS Il.
Brown, manager,
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

The REPUBLIC prints the New York and Wes-
tern Associated Press Dispatches and the Renter
Cable (F0reignl kilograms.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-02-17

c. NJ. NICHOLS, THos. &. BROWN,
President sEC'Y AND TREAS
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Uniforrn ConmAndsry.

Sasurday night Janse Ritohie, Ma.
tioDsl Councillor, and John Server, Ma.
tiOnsl Secretary of the American Me-
chanics, instituted Ia this elly Blue
Rock Comm .ndery, No. 13. Of Loyal
Legion, whicu Is Lde Uniform degree OF
the American Mechanics Toe follow
ting aro the tfticers: C1mm snder, W.
Il. =. ia Atpl"ss; vice commander, q .
B CrcssFrove; i s, Faux a Slower;
treasurer, William j Little, past com.
mar Ger, John Wa.kfI; cpapiain, Gso
L+wruuGe, nominal, Charles II Com bs;
sardeu, George Bfoadbeut; herald,
John VloRcnky; guard. w Il White
man; cantAtn, Frank riboit tirs, II q
;rnaut, Gsursa McK-t; accom- lieuten
,ut, j II S,eveps; standard b srer,
Harry Poster; Trustees, @. Orge Mckee
a b Uloss.rovt, G oree Lawrence. Gh,
C III Caudcsy wil slett q. Mechaoics
eaIi Oh Wednesday ulKhts.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
French plate n!rroYs st Yer9er's, lli
Shipley street, ~ loW prices.
"FantasnA.n

Oa Thurs2ay night the Hanlons will
commence an enasGement OF three
uiants, with matinee on Saturday af-
ternoou. AZ the OpeIn House, In their
new "EaDsasma " OF which the Chicago
EaSe speaks as follows:
The New b'antasma" MT the Grand
Opera House last evening justified the
4ubo1neemenC that 1t had been rewrit-
ten Ia The frtqqentnnd hearty applause
that followed once the curtain went up.
Apparently 1t matters not with those
who find entertainment at the Hanlon
brothers' exhibitions what means are
employed TO provoke laughter so long
rs tbs laughter il provoked, All even
ing long there was q succession OF
hearty laughs, many smiles, and there
WAS really much to admire In the many
bsau,iful stage pictures presented.
There was q crowded house.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Apoy Crn,hed ,s,ween Cars

Edwin Woodruff, the Is ycar-old so. oi
Edward Woodruff, oi l35 Cooper street,
Trenton, y. j and a nephew OF Judge
Robert > Woodruff of the United states
Dletrict COur,, At Trrnton, WAS crushed
between tHo cars at the BrOan rect
station Di the Pennsylvania RAilrOsi,
Philadelphia, on Saturday evening, and
died shortly after three o'cl ok yeste day
morning AT the Pennsylvania Hospital.
BE came Ia Philalclphil from Freutuu
on saturday mor"ing with TWO aunts tn
do some shopping, and about eight o'clock
IN the eveuiug WIS boarding train 10 ., q
home. Az he wss standing on the plat
form of "A car locomotive backed up aud
the shock knocked the iad uii. He fell hc
tween the bumpers and sustained com
pound fracture OF both bones OF the leg
and great crushing OF soft paris the
doctor at the hospital says, aud died from
the shock consequent upon his injuries
His father WAS tclegraphed toy aud arriy
Cd before his s.n died.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
On tho Uut-Dn.

Thi' morning rack Inyihg will begin
on the Esw Castle cut Oft, uucer Mc.
Mauus u Reilly, contractors. The
workmon nGmbar forty eight Austrian s
suc two POles TDey went through
tails oitg yesterday on special train Of
i've oars One 10 a kiJouen, another d
lining room sua she otber three are
sleepiua cats Toe nen have adopted
tho co operative plan OF living. Two OF
them act as cooks TGe men are com
parstivs,y DunR and are c,ean and
neatly aJtired. M3MsEus ssys he hiss
tried oil EiDts o. iaboters, hut fnds
taess AgetFihns tbh best They are
tom mpsrnie, hoEest Gu0 do not gam bic.
Tn y know 10" 10 fave thet money,
aud were hcManus tt. ak then ahey
could and would loan him $50 ,0C0 in
twenty i2iDGtutu.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
THE STORM IN OTHER PLACES.

Our mothers, young and old, all
praise Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup; for 1t is
the best thing for babies while teeth
ing. Prizes 25 cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Go to Yerger's, 4l9 5hipleY strest ,And
buy your pictures at correct Trices.
mOOrestown's Ghost

The ghost which has frightened the
women and children OF Moorestown, N.
j., for three winters ptst is now making
his annual visit 10 that pretty village 1t
never appears until the advent OF cold
weather, and always disappears before
the warm breath oi spring. The ghost
has been so aggressive in It's character as
to put 70 flight several scouting parties Of
picked men, who had Determined upon
Its capture, dead or alive. IL is kno Hn
among the town. people as the Quaker
ghost" from Its peculiar style OF dress
Those who have seen the apparltion--
and they number score or more OF per
sons OF undoubted verscity say 1t Ia about
seven feet high, wears II long-tailed flmy
sort OF aa ulster, a phenomenally white
neck-tie aud viii e, broad brim hat
This description sccOrds with that given
by majority Ot thOsr who have met thi, {,
noctural prowler. Whsteyer the appari
ton may be, 1t has certainly caused u
great deal OF excitement in the town, and
even the most skeptical ones are avcrse
to being out after dark iu the locality
when the ghost Is Ia the habit of taking
It's constitutional walk. Women and
children do not venture out after night
iali unless through necessity, and the
ghost is master OF the situation
Last winter the gGost made itself cX-
ceedihgly obnoxious By jumping at
women from behind trees, darting out ut
| pedestrians from behind the cemetery
| fence aud frightening servants almost out
OF their wita b. attempting q seize them
as they were closing the outside shutters
at night. Night alter night the town
constable disguised rs woman, patrolled
the streets for the purpose Ci arrcsting
the spook Oh sight, bu' the latter was too
shrewd Tor the willy Official One man
Was arrested who was suspected of play
ling the ghost, but u. was dist harped, as
books making The oileuse m!,detneauor
although The warrant read that Ec was
arrested on mpi4iut OF blinga ghost"
| Now that the ghOtt has return u for
Ianother winters soiUurn the cXci'cmeni
haa increased, aAd At the village stores
groups OF men gather nightly to discu- :
the situation aud eudeHSor 10 decide upon
some plan b rid the town Of the nuisance
On wednesday niE ht las two llu.es were
passing the Friends Cemetery. and IA.
lnSure pupped up from Dehiud tue fence
and tried TO seZ. them. Both screamed
and ran, and the ghost disappeared,
The rcAt nigh, j. Haihes, Is he wa.
on the way to the posto 1lcc, met the
ghost on Main street. lie stopped shcr
ia the path, wherein on the apparlttur
lpl!drd cat into the middle II Lnr road
and made a detuur u avoid Mr H4inGa
who is quite muscular AcuIlemAu aud
vi uLdoubted courage. But the Ghos
stili walks.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Fine Gold

and silver American watches; full line;
all grades, ladies' and gent's; prices
lowest In the city. Satisfaction guar.
snteed or money refunded. William.
sons, 105 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
AcAo oniy OF N usic.

Jossph Doa!iug aud hig company
c cosod very suecesstn, engagement at
tho AcsdeiGy VI Music ou Saturday
ereuiup
The Nashville { fa1' } American says
of .diss HeJtie EsrGtrd Cnase, Vho be.
gins au suRskonelt his evening:
"fha Grand 0psta honss was one OF
the CUo.sst places In town last night,
aud the large audience that gathered
there enjoyed 'Rags' with great zest,
The play Is n pretty and interesting y
story In which Hettie Bernard Chase is
given opportunity to sing to her own
banjo accom- animeuS several now and
taking songs. She il ons of the most
interesting ard sprigb:ly eoubrsttes Oh
the American stage, and 10 well sup.
ported"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
more u'hieVinR

Joseph w. Lschen, 10 years old, who
passed civil service examination. and
was assigned TO duty In the special de-
livery department. of the New YorE
Postt I'll 20. Was arrested on Saturday for
embt zzlement. When taken into cus'
tldy 27 special delivery letters were
found IN bis pockets. The letters repre-
scented sums varying from SlO to SlOO.
He confessed his guilt.
Abcu, 7 O'Clock on Friday evening q
thief broke window OF .. Berg's
jsvelry store, in St. Paul, minnesota
se'g.d $1,000 worth of watches and
siauonds and made his escape.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
j. X. Ennaf

This Is the 18th year that Mr.. J.K.
En met hss been presenting "Our
Fri z" and 1t still continues to draw
immenae sudien q. wherever II Ia pro
pnosd. Since 1t was last given In this
city 1t has been rewritten and i'm
proved 80 that 1t Is now more attractive
'hau ever. rh. BatfAlo Evening Nsws
says; Fritz as presented last even
Ing. 10 = stronger play In many re.
spects than the several versions of 1t
Ghiob Mr.. Emmett has been presenting q
for several seasons past, and afford q
him an opportunity for the display Of
ths several specialties in which hs ex.
GELS He was In excellent voice last
evening, and his new songs were re-
peatedly encored, though some dissp.
pointment was felt that none OF his old
favoriies were given. Mr.. Emmetss
company Ia ~ usual q first-class one,
the babies and the dog Rover comm !
In for . large share of praise. The
stage settirgs arc very attractive. and
aid much In the developme OF the
plot Crowded houees will probably be
the rule during the remainder of the
week"
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Leg Broken.

The experience OF John MsBr!Ge is
another evidence of the Ola abaga tnHt
misiortuues never co ne siraly On
Friday morning hts horses ran away
from Eai0tS avenue ard Market street,
badly dAmsging ii p0rtaoia e2gine to
whica they were attacht d and oh Bat
urdAy, while he was ENGAGED at the
same place blocking up tue msohina IN
or Ter to make 1t ready Tor removal. one
Of The blocks slipped, letting iG down on
him, breaking his leg and badly oIui'
ing his body. After extricating him
from hle unpleasant position, he was
conyeyed 20 his home OF the Latimsr
farm. near Newport, when Dr. Finn
vas cS!!ed in and, after reducing tho
fracture, made him as confuEsao!e 20 ss
Dcsub!e,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
$4,000 SILK Robbery,

A Eve Thousand dollar robbery oi
silks was discovered on Saturday in the
United States Appraisers stores In
New York City. The silks were Inn
ported by large house from Paris
early In the week. When q member of
the firm inquired II the goods had been
examined IL WAS found that the certifi
Gates OF the appraisers Of the goods had
been forged aud ths goods carssd away
on the strength Of the forged certificates
on ThurGiag Inst. One clerk has been
arrested and others are implicated.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Fire Yesterday.

About S O'Clock yesterday morning 3
fire was discovered In this basement of
the building occupied by We'll g Ring
walt, northeast corner Second and Mar-
ket strsets, by Thomas j. Bennett, .
night watohmaD. Mr., Bennett informed
the members OF the Fame Hose Com
pany, who promptly extinguished the
Are The stock and building 10 dam
aged to the extent Of $500, fully covered
BY insurance.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
BrOkon Cut Afresh.

The feud between the Adams and
Oaswell factions in Rock Castle county
Kentucky, has broken out sfresh. Or
the night OF Sunday. the 11th instant
after church services, Frank Adams
WAS killed by one of the Caswells
Since then Frank Haslon, James Luns'
ford, James Townsend, Thomas Jack
son and two others, names unknown
have been killed, while many Others
have been wounded and several houses
have been burned.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
Tho Vesper Boat Club.

Tho Vespsr Boat Club gave dinner
ct the Hotel Bellevue, Phiiadelphia, on
Saturday evening. Covers were laid
for fifty members. This club won the
prize in the Schuylkill Navy regatta
for eight-onred Shells and WAS also the
winner at the National Association re
gatta. A number OF toasts were drunk
and responded to. The Vesper will try
conclusions with the Bachelor Boat
Club Of this city next season.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
RNain Ashore,

Several days ago q railor who was
imprieoned on the English fissship IN
umpb, now lying in San Flanei .t's bay y,
jumped through port . hoe and sws" s,,,su
=, bseouently Henry Ryder and John
Stanley, two of the Grew, Jumped fron
the vessel aud swan against tho out
going tide for four hours, and were
.onnd still struggling by iis1ei men iInf
m lies down the bay from tho fFsn~ ph 3
anchorage.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-19
It's An Ill Wind

That brings with it gusts OF rain from
the northeast When the wind blows
from that quarter Oh q wet day, the
rheumatic are apt to suffer, even II
seated by their satin com Portable ingle"
in cosy arm chair. A few wines iaes-
fulls OF Hostetter's e Stomach Bitserg-
most genial and comforting Of specis cs
will afford them unspsakable relief
There Ia ample proof oa record of Its
efficacy In this disesse-more psrtioQ.
larly II used for it, relief st the outset.
Chills and fever. dyspepsia, constips
tion, liver complsint and - lack OF tone
in the kidneys and bladder, should also
be treated With this useful family med
icine of botanic origin. Appetite i'm.
proves, refreshing slumber ones more
visits the weary eyelids Of the nervous,
and the circulation Is enriched and sc-
CELEBRATED In Consequence OF Its invigCr.
a.inR and regulating action. Use it as
q protector after getting wet.